Directly Attributable means, in relation to a particular activity, if:
Directly Attributable means, in relation to a particular activity, that (a) the cost would have been avoided if that particular activity was not undertaken, and (b) the cost is separately identifiable without apportionment.
Directly Attributable means that, for examples, if building a school, it is the costs linked to the actual construction of the building, not temporary accommodation, moving people around etc.
Examples of Directly Attributable in a sentence
The R&D related to expenditure incurred within two main categories, Technical Expertise (Personnel Costs) and Other Directly Attributable Administration Expenses incurred by the REDH business since 2010 until the date of acquisition.
If, but for the provisions of this Article2.9, an entity would be included in the Reporting Group of more than one F1 Team pursuant to the provisions of Articles 2.5 to 2.8 (inclusive), then that entity shall only be included in the Reporting Group of the F1 Team in respect of which it incurs the greatest amount of costs of F1 Activities, excluding Finance Costs and costs Directly Attributable to Marketing Activities.
More Definitions of Directly Attributable
Directly Attributable means, in relation to the allocation of an item, that the item is wholly and exclusively associated with the water business segment or activity area.
Directly Attributable means directly attributable (using Partial Exemption methodology) to the Shareholder’s VAT exempt and/or non-business activities;
Directly Attributable generally means those expenses that would not have arisen but for the occurrence of the event and do not include indirect and overhead costs, such as administrative staff wages, insurance unless purchased for the specific event, rent otherwise due even if no event was held, property taxes, and other expenses that would be incurred even in the absence of the event.
Directly Attributable means a direct relationship between the borrowings and the land development activity / construction of the property. For instance, the loan was specifically entered into to fund the project or group of projects.